UBS launches credit-linked notes in Hong Kong
UBS has launched its first credit-linked notes targeting retail investors in Hong Kong. Retail-Aimed Callable Investment Notes Global Series 1 & 2 are credit linked to a first-to- default basket of financial institutions: Bear Stearns, Deutsche Bank, Goldman, JP Morgan, Lehman Brothers, Macquarie Bank, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley.
There are altogether four versions of the notes. For series 1a and series 1b, the maximum investment term is seven years and the term can be extended from year three onwards. For series 2a and 2b, the maximum investment tern is 5.5 years and the term can be extended from year three onwards.
Series 1a is USD-denominated and pays 6.1% every year up to year three and if the investment term is
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